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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1887-04-09
BRIEF MENTION.

District Court next Tuesday.
Tomorrow Is Easter Sunday. Eat eggs
Mrs. Frank Agnew is visiting friends il
Dayton.
The soda works at Owens Lake are prov
success.
VIM. Shirley has returned from his trip t.
San Francisco.
Go to Bonham's for the latest styles il
millinery goods.
Read Gabriel's ad on the second page. i
tells story in itself.
Mrs. C. A. Rice arrived from Reno ias
Wednesday morning.
E. P. Lovejoy, Of Wabuska, was in iowr
Tuesday Of this week.
Take a look at the new styles Of gent,
and boys hats at Beale's.
Travel over the C. & C. has been quite
brisk for several days past.
Jack Stokes has opened harness shop il
the thriving village Of Greenfield.
DR.. Frsidline is doing good business a.
barber and dentist at Bishop Creek.
The social dance given at Sutro Thursday
night was largely attended by Dayton folks
Henry Shirley is pleasantly situated on 4
fine property two miles from Bishop Creek,
Cal.
Tramps are made to work on the streets
in Carson with ball and chain attached to
one leg.
Don't forget that Fred Bierke Of the Arcade
saloon. Virgins. has the finest lagerbesr in
the land.
Wabuska is improving and a prosperous
season throughout Mason Valley is generally
expected.
Hawthorne is slowly improving and it is
expected that Summer will find it again
Aourishing.
Brooks MeLane Of Luning, New, has
struck good ledge Of ore in his mine going
$500 per saek-full.
Ben Anderson. foreman OF J. E. Gienoux' g
Walker River ranch, was in town on bust.
ness trip last week.
]. A. Bonham has the largest and best Sc.
lected stock Of fresh flower and garden seeds
fver brought to Dayton.
B. S. Mason has been appointed Notary
Public for Greenfield and E. P. Lovejoy for
wabuska, Mason Valley.
s. H. 7. Beale has Just received large and
fashionable stock of ladies and childrens
bead gear. Call and see it.
Crystal brooks, green meadows, trees
Aeaved out and roses in bloom are among the
attractions Of Inyo county. Cal.
Beale is daily receiving new goods in the
boot and shoe line and is also showing some
Elegant furnishing goods for gents.
A very pleasant social farewell dance was
+ given in honor Of Mr.. Cleaver's family a,
NesI's Hall, Wabuska, last Friday evening.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1887-04-09
COUNTY COMMIssIOsERs.
Business Transacted by the Board at
Its April Meeting.

Business Transacted by the Board at
Hts April Meeting.
The Board of County Commissioners held
its regular monthly meeting last Monday,
April 4th, 1887; present full Board; w.
J. Harris, Clerk; Geo. W. Keith, District
Attorney.
The minutes of previous meeting were
read and approved.
The bills examined and allowed will be
found under ''new today"
The bill Of S. B. Fogg for s2s was with
drawn, and the bills of B. S. Mason for $40
and J. G. Smart for SIS, were laid over.
| A petition from number of residents Of
Mason Valley, praying for a road between
Wabuska and Greenfield, was presented to
| the Board.
| Messrs. Robson and Waldo were appoint.
ed viewers on the part of the county, and
April z3d was set as the day for them to
meet the property holders through whose
land the proposed road is to run, then to de-
termine the amount of damages the road
would cause said property owners and to re.
port at next meeting.
Jessie Woodcock gave notice OF his with.
drawal from the bond OF Sheriff Brann, and
! Mr.. Brann then presented an additional bond
in the sum of $4,000 with J. L. Campbell
and J. F. Beale as sureties in the sum of
81 900 each.
1t was ordered that J. A. Stephens be EN-.
ployed to assist the District Attorney in con-
Quoting the case of George P. Randall VS..
Lyon county before the Supreme Court, and
| that he be allowed 500 for his services.
Assessor CARING was authorized to procure
| 1000 assessment lists from A. Carlisle IL Co.
Of San Francisco.
Treasurer Huntoon was ordered to draw a
warrant for the amount of interest due upon
Esmeralda county bonds.
Commissioner Lttell was authorized to at
tend to the procuring of material necessary
for the repairing of county roads in Smiths
Valley.
The cash in the treasury was count.
ed and found to be correct-$i4,5I6.3I.
Ordered that notice inviting bids for the
erection Of Jail al Greenfield be published
in the Mt7Os Reporter four times.
A proposition was received from Mrs. M.
L. Duncan of Dayton to care for indigents
for IS cents per day. The Board visited her
premises and found her facilities for caring
for indigents to be excellent. Upon reas.
sembling, it was ordered that the indigents
now at St. Mary's hospital and such others
as the Board may see fit be transferred to
Mrs. Duncan's, there to be cared for at the
rate Of IS cents per day until further order
of the Board. Commissioner Shaw was au-
thorized to provide for the moving of the in.
digents.
The sum of $36S IS was ordered trans
ferred from the General Fund to the Officers
Salary Fund.
Ordered that the county printing for the
second quarter of the present year be given
10 the TIMES; to the Nf7os Reporter for the
third quarter and to the TIMES for the fourth.
1t was ordered that township officers be
required to file regular reports.
The quarterly reports Of the several
county officers were received, examined and
ordered filed.
Board adjourned until Monday, May I'D.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1887-04-09
Another strike I'm silver City.

After several months of dead work on the
Independence mine, an extension of the San.
tiago, at Silver City. Messrs. Brown and Lac
rouix, the owners OF the property, have been
rewarded by striking vein OF rich rock.
The shaft had been sunk so feet, and in drift
ing north from it ore literally hecked with
gold was found. The independence is in the
neighborhood Of many other producing mines,
and the owners are delighted with their pros,
poets for becoming bonanza kings. VVginia
C6gouifIe
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1887-04-09
Ranches Sold.

Henry Hanson and George Knierim, Of
Mason Valley, have sold their ranches in
Mason Valley to the Snyder Bros, Of Cali
fornia, stockmen, who calculate to 60 into
the stock business in this State on quite a
large scale. 1t was not learned what the
price was that Hanson and Knierim obtained
for their land.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1887-04-09
No Change Vet.

Station agent Cobb informs us that there
has been no change made in fares and
freights between this seaport and other points
in the United States or Great Britain. Round
trip tickets. good for thirty days, are now
sold though. to Virginia City for 81, and to
Reno for So,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1887-04-09
Died.

Miss Emma Hall, of Smiths Valley, aged
81 years, a sister of Mr.. Hall, of tho firm oil
Hall & Simpson, died Of cancer Of the stom.
ach on the 2oth OF last month. Miss Hall was
a native of Maine, and had resided in Smiths
Valley for many years. The funeral Of de.
ceased was largely attended, Rev. James
Crossman conducting the services
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1887-04-09
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Grand Lodge Delegates.

At q regular meeting OF Dayton Lodge,
No. s. l. o. o. F., held at its hall last Thurs
day evening. the following representatives
were elected to the Grand Lodge, which
meets in Virginia City on June aIst, 1887.
H. ]. CARING, r. B. Davis, ]. A. Huntoon,
L. Lamb, Sam Stevenson, J. r. Shaw. Jas.
Scott, |. c. Hazlert, G. w.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1887-04-09
1t is a Curious Fact

That the body is now more susceptible to
benefit from medicine than at any other sea-
son. Hence the importance Of taking Hood S
Sarsaparilla now, when it will do you the
most good. 1t is really wonderful for puri.
flying and enrching the blood, creating an
appetite, and giving healthy tone to the
whole system. Be sure TO get Hoods Sarsa-
parilla, which is peculiar to ITSELF
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1887-04-09
Disturbed the Peace.

Night Waterman NJ. w. Styles arrested r.
NJ. Brundrage this morning about 4 o'clock
on a charge Of disturbing the peace, and
Brundrage pleading guilty to the charge,
was fined sag in The Justice Court. The fine
was paid and Brundrage released.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1887-04-09
Nevada Mohair shipment.

Several bales of mohair, the long silky
feeces Of Angera goats, were brought 10 Win.
nemucca Saturday. 1t was from the focks
of J. V. McCurdy, Superintendent of the
Paradise Valley group of mines. 1t brings
fifty cents pound in the Eastern markets,
where the demand for the article is always
in excess of the supply.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1887-04-09
School Report.

Following is the Wabuska school report
for the month ending April list, 1857, Miss
Emily L. Cutting teacher.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1887-04-09
THE REV. GEO. h. THAYER. of Bourbon, In
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sssffui thyslsiAn In ,hs ueA'ment Of private
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fuAfanteed In eyetl oats, sale ~ tensile.
ksosnt ease, o. Con rrhsA and byphln
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" voiuntary loss Of semen slipped " short
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how the mad world ways today.
Would rather watch the comedy oil the
present than nose eraund-psrd N the
expressive expression--amoug the
widowed bones 81 the tragedies OF the
past.
Before I branch of from this cub.
iect, however, I would call your at
tention to how they honor historic
spots in Canada. There are q great
many such. and there Is church
built over almost every one OF hem.
These are erscted where early dscov.
erers ard pioneers lsrded, and they
seem 10 have kept on laDding al over
the country; where any OF them died I;
where saints app AIRED In visjoos; snd
where the faithfol vera savsd from
danger or death after Vowlrg 20 cree
a shrine 10 their special st'ni. | could
not find a plgcs worthy oi heing meu-
toned in history where o church dNee
not row stand. Roberyal is th5 only
important Canadian pioneer ret thus
honored, bat ss he WAS lost in the
Saguenay in over one bundred faith
oms Of water, AID no ono knew the
spot, be had TO chance. ! think
THE church building an excellent
thing, and much better than the
way they mark such PLACES 10 T,xss.
San Antonio is so full OF historic spots
that il they were all put down or .
map # the city, II would look li6e
the ekin Of a le psrd. Th'rs they bui d
saloons over these spots, snd when
you want to set one of them the bar.
keeper has 10 III beer keg IL the
followed spot where sGma ggod jesuit
father died, full Of Iouisn arrowe, In
the seventeenth century, or take you
behind the counter, back of the ics
box, that you may behold the spo,
where Gen. Santa Anna commi tad
some atrocicus deed. IL has been s9-
serted that saloon keeptre select these
places because they a,trect antigua
Iians and otnFr sacred epOt huUle o,
who incidently purchsse bser. Oh the
truth OF this / know rot.
Taking sbOut spotr, You must think
that the Chsmplsin has rot changed
her sps,s .ucn curing the last week
or two, as we are e'ili wii,ing sbon,
Q Iebec and the Slguensv. IL would,
however, be a mist ke TO think 30.
We made very sudden change the
other night, and lett On slS anchor
and q hugdT'd feet ot cebis 20 mark
the spot. We didh't want 10 leave
either the anchor or the spot, but n
Csnsdiln gale dsmonhirsied, in sbou'
two minutes, that it would be- best TO-
as 10 sever oar confession with bora
by means Of a shsrp x, end accom-
pAny II down the river. IL ESCORT d
Us moro than a hundrtd miles, unit
we gave IL he sip IN q shelf red bay
on the Llbrsdor coast, and II wen
bowling slong in the direction O
"Grtenlsno's icy mountains "
| thall tell Won more OF his IN my
next letter. should do ~ nov but
NUT mail this at once, or /. viii not
get away from This plsca for tw,
weeks. A re- bscked horse, whI
carried the mail Fomegf eie Ia the III
rection Of the Uuiied Sta'ts, Ia jus
now waiting for 1. and is pate u ]!
standing on ths beach chewing sea
weed while i write those cinsipg lives
/ J. AQu0Y KNOX.
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UMANCERY SALE
IL & AL EsTAT T..

No. 1850, n, D.-Chsbosry Court 81 shelby
County Huh MoOheo, fuaftiah, ETC.,
W. David Pei tsf 81 al.
10y virtue Of IN intsrlooutory decree fof
- sale, sntafsd In the above cause on the
an day Of July, 1851, n, D. %, pass b1s,
will sell al public suction, 70 We highs,l
oFe,. Al the Main street enranep Of the
soarthouss Of shelby county, hemthL fsa'
Heasse, on
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ron SALE M

VAN vi PEr A CO., Memthi,. Tenn.
g. r. SGNss % g., I sSSEs'r ,:s.
n MANsPIELD a co, Memphis, Tenn.
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THE CHAMPLAIN'S VOYAGE
An IxrKRsAysosIL YAcar Cxursv-Br W.
n. H. AvRRAv Aso J, ARxoY Ksox.
THE sAsUssAY RIVER.

Published ~ spesis, Arrangement with the
Authors.
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FMPoRIA, K.s.-Senator Plumb is 10
the city, where h has BEEN Tor tao
weeks, vt the bedside Of hi. vile, who
bss been da gsr,nsly VI. She IL BET.
ter today. There s'r only slight hopes
81 hsr recovery.
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DER,SaRMKsT Of the liver. with con
stipstion, injuries the compl xion, in
ducs pimpl.s. salloy skin. Remove
the caisS by utUg Carter Little
L var Pin. 0aoa dose. Try them
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MEMPHIS DAILk ApPEAL--MONDAY SEPTEMBER s, 1887
THE CH|CKASAW LAND CO.
OF MEMPHIS. TENN.
Capital Stock, 100000
.Pediet, econ vGoIrs t
Manager
s5 Acres Of Huh Rolling Lands Miles from the Center Memphis

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of the city to ark Of p
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Saturday. a''h s.y Of september

vI,his legal hourt, the f9llovlhE describe
property, situated N shelby, eouny,
is6n h. wits A e.ftsin tract Of LAID ab0ut
foof niles fen the city Of Memphis sIms
mssetns on tho east line OF Otsy ayenus
some tlmtg sAlls n 0lly iofd ftadl a thaiut
n Inks from the inttfs, stion thereof With
he south line % liTeon Root road thetes
rdtTIinfs 20 stake bsnoo east 10 4. Ains
and links " . stake thsuoe north II ohaint
srd 10 links g. a stake thence vest bchalns
And 10 Inks 20 the besitnln enE tloeh
AID 6,tnC q, Buiks't subdlylii0n tland 4
=. d. Bethel, bought by hin Of Waller
Terms Of lsls-Cashi AL rlht Of home,
stead and fsdenti0n barred. 1his 81 dsy OF
y, 4. MoUOEELL. olsrt and Msiirf.
By1, h. csldF,l, Deputy c. and h'
M Ilar KItF. lolInilaf.
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v. BAKER ( CO., Dorchester, Mass,
Health ~ weal,h--ur. Beasregard's
Tonic aud Merry ne, the 6ress

Tonic aud Nery ne, the Greas
Freoch spectfic:
NERVOUS D.BILlTY In all It's staxea
~ mental and physical depression, spor
mstorrhes, hypochoni ris, sterility' neural
gia, hysteria, tncapadty Tor stuoy OF ousI
ness, paralysis, i'm pot nee, epilepsy. l0ss
memory. softening of tn braia, and all dis
easos Of tho nervous system may DO Idl
cslly cured In either sex BY ire use 81 I'M
unexceiled preparat On. II Is . matter
supreme Importance TO use, arprtrrM
treatment for the cum Of the loss OF nerve
power, and DR.. Be,uregard's Tonic am
Eeryine, after many years trial In kurops,
has proved ipfaliible IL takcn acoordtns q
directions. which are affixed TO each oottls.
One box equal TO one months ueatme at
will cure recent case,. Price. t.oO 2 BOZ
or six boxes for 50 90. Sent BY mall prs.
paid on receipt Of price. We gutra itee ~
boxes TO cure any case. With cash order 70.
oeiyed by Us for six boxes We vii send our
written guarantee TO return tho money u
treatment does not eject cure. A. henk;
srt a Co., drusgists, sole agents for United
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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-09-16

The French positively refuse TO lccog
niza Sunday as day of rest The Frcucl
workman seems to identify the breach
Of the sabbath with sclfrcspcct and th,
yindica;ion OF liberty. lie VIII refuse &,
work for an employer who makes it a con
4ition that he does NOT work sunday. A
church has been known to be KEEP, waiting
for necessary rcpairs-a root That let ia
HE rain-becausc the cure would not con
sent to have the men working sunday. auu
ihc men would hot give in On ,hc poa,
The first Of the great business tt.,c- o
close Sunday was the Bon M4ryhc. AM. D.
was predicted that il would soon b,rom-
bankrupt, but the Bon MMchc held ON %
way. and in this case Nir,uc cMncl !.
own reward, and no house OF The hiuG ht
ever tlouri,hed, probably as that popaW
shop has done The lar-c shops H. Pari.
are now closed Sunday and tic MA .orl. ,
Of the smaller ones But the wcrhja-Imd
proper holds out. lie hold, to the princi
pie Of working Sunday and resting Mon
Lay.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-09-16

forgetting all dignity. scolded him
like careless schOol-bOy because she
had not been properly welcomed. Fcrraris
calmly told her she should not have gone
10 the theater incognito IL she had given
him a days notice he would have arranged
n spontaneous burst of enthusiasm, guar
anteed to please even her. Ii was little
late now, but he would still see what could
be done. lie hustled about, and so, when
the Queen dried her eyes and concealed
their redness and said She was ready, he
sent back word that the people had been
fixed and that it was all right. Sure
enough in the middle of the second act
the Queen stepped quietly TO the front of
the box and the audience was correctly
surprised. Then came her triumph, They
whoopcd and shouted vivas, and the band
played, and one of the actors well known
for his excellent impromptu speeches,
stepped front, and in a neat little i'm
promptu voiced the spontaneous cnthusi-
asm. and thanked the Queen for the rare
surprise, winding up with a most happy
allusion to the striking modesty of that
beautiful flower whose name the Queen
so Justly bore. The Queen was deeply
moved. But she takes good care never to
try the surprise act again. Her constant
companion is the Marchcse Villa Marina
whose principal duty is TO let the Queen
read the new parts OF her book to her
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-09-16
Selecting "A Horse.

One Of the vanitics Of some men. and
costly one, too, /, an ambition to be
thought a good Judge Of horse flesh
Jockeys taking advantage of this vanity
oitcn turn the silly scf-conccit to thcil
own advantage. Mr. Gleason, Professor
Of Ho~c-Iraiuing whose skill in ,ubdu
Ing obdurute animals is extraordinary
give, good advice 10 buyers:
lie advises To never select a horse having
l99s clr., lined inside with long. straight
BAR
~ rot buy one that is narrow between
tto cts. 0p! between the eyes; or that la,
fiat round eyes In sunhcn orbits. and
uos'r,,s short and lLick; for he Will Ger.
taiulr Prove beast ol small intelligence
IA. - each, incapable of remembering.
aud .ieb!c to be obstinate, just rs stupia
lCr.ous are
DO not buy tie horse that is narrow az
tAc top Of tile head buIcing between the
cyca, aid has "a sunhcn, di.h-l.kc face bc
tween them; for he is sure 10 bu viciou.
aud utachcrous.
Bui take the horse that has short cars.
with short curly hair inside them; that +.
broad between the ears and eyes. with a
regular. straight face. and large. thin ro-
triIs; for in him you will find am intcili
gent spirited, yet willing servant and
iqllhiu! friend, If treated rightly.